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[quote quote=120790]I was at an event recently where only Welsh was spoken. Just because Welsh, out of politeness, is not spoken in front of linguistically challenged Welsh people, doesn’t mean that it isn’t spoken elsewhere. Try telling people in other countries that they mustn’t speak in their own language. I disagree in bilingual everything though. People should have a choice as to which language they choose to receive their bills. A database is easy enough to set up in any business for regular recipients of literature. Place & street signs should only be in Welsh. Informational safety signs should be in Welsh & English.
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well said Zing.
One thing people seem to ignore is the fact that it is not just Wrexham that you need to consider. I have worked throughout Wales and it is first language for a lot more people than you may think. If you think that your kids will just work solely in Wxm or as many people who knock the language think, that their kids will be working all over Europe, then fine. You may not need it ( even though many in Wxm do speak it ). If your kids will go on to work in other places in North or South Wales then they will find that they hear it a lot. For some jobs the ability to speak Welsh is esential to the post, because the public speak it as a first language. Why fight it? We are in Wales and it has two official languages. Welsh and English. Why can’t people accept that?
What winds me up is the people who do 40 in a 60 zone and when it changes to a 30, they keep doing 40!
Finally, somebody worth voting for. Somebody who is not a yes man to the party whip. Somebody local who can be trusted. Someone who won’t steal our pensions and slash police / nhs / council services. Good luck Phil.
@BenjaminM 16195 wrote:
Let’s face it, Llay, during my 62 years on this earth has never been top of the most sought after locations for taking up residence in.
How rude
